[14] Foot received 1s.; horse 2s. 6d. per day.
[15] Macaulay.
[16] Military Papers. State Paper Office.
[17] Lovat’s Life.
[18] In 1703, apparently, there were in England about sixteen troops of cavalry, with seven regiments of infantry, in all about seven thousand men; and in Scotland, about ten troops of cavalry, and six regiments of infantry, or about four thousand men.
[19] Affairs of Europe from the Peace of Utrecht to 1723. Earl Russell.
[20] Battles of English History. Hereford B. George.
[21] Farquhar.
[22] Encyc. Brit.
[23] Fonblanque.